Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-17
SPRAY OF HI L

J.. A. Yore and MIR. Leifred of Belt creek
are In town.
Beer IS cents a quart at the Great Falls
Chop-House. y
Apples by the box cheap at |. L. Israel's,
Central avenue. =
Jared Smith and Horace Clarke are in
from Highwoed.
Lemons by the box cheap at I. l..
I~srael's. Central avenue.
Dan Condor and Marsh Race have
bought the Pioneer hotel.
The first-story walls of the Chowen
building are nearly complete.
Over 1000 pair Of shoes and slippers
inst received by G. P. Thomson.
Just received all sizes of doors and win
dows at Hotter Lumber Company.
Good progress has been made with the
fence on the east side of the Park hotel.
Mr. R. J. Anderson and family arrived
recently and are the guests of Mrs. F. NJ.
Morgan.
Mr.. Arlington, of the firm of Shepherd,
Winston & Co., is in town on business
connected with the railroad work.
California grapes, Concord grapes in
lowest prices at I. L. I~srael's, Central
DR.. F. B. Norris. the dentist, will return
to Great Falls in a short time to reside
permanently. He has purchased a gas
apparatus and will extract teeth without
pain. y
Leary & Ryan have disposed of their
hotel on F~irst-avenue South. All persons
holding claims against them will please
present the same tomorrow for settle
ment.
MI. Riley Of st. Paul left town yester-
day for home. He was we'll pleased with
the city and bought lots on which he in
tends to build six houses as soon as the
railroads will enable him to procure build
lag material at cheaper rates than at pres
ent.
Dir. d. D. Pagan, the popular and eff
cient representative of the West Shore, an
illustrated magazine of general informa-
ton, devoted to the development of the
great west, is in town. He says the fame
Of Great Falls is spreading on the Pacific
slope.
Assessor Hamilton was in town to-day, |
having come over the grade where he col
lected money for the poll-ta1. He has APP |
pointed Ernest Ringwald as deputy asses
sor in this city, as the work is too much
for himself. The appointment will meet
with general approval.
The TRIBUNE Office is more than ever
fhe center Of intelligence to-day, as the
Rocky Mountain wires have been recon
nected and messages can be sent from
here all over the world. The poles and
equipments have a firm look and as 30
storms are likely, the wires may remain
intact for some time.
Hon. W. A. Chessman leaves tomorrow
for Helena so as to be in time for the fair.
Mr.. Clessman and family have been the
guests of Mr.. Fields and have. enjoyed
their visit very much. Mr.. Chessman is a
director of the Montrna Central and is
widely known as a man of enterprise and
as a successful investor at Helena and
elsewhere.
The Great Falls lodge OF A. @. e. w.
have lately introduced the novel feature
of having musical and literary exercises
at their regular meetings every Monday
evening. Among the exercises last even
ing was a fine violin solo by Past Master
W. Gibbons. which was loudly applauded.
These exercises add largely to the interest
Of the meetings and give our working
men a pleasant way of spending their
evenings.
An elegant table cover was ratified at the
Park hote' last evening, and was won by a
bachelor gentleman who does not know
what to do with it. The cover is Il by 4S
in size, made of blue-purple plush
on old gold silk, and ornamented
On each end with the stems, leaves and
of the SNOWFALL and dahlia, that
are true to nature in their delineation. |
This beautiful piece of needlework was
made by Mrs. McCleIland Of the Park /
hntel. Dan, you are q lucky cuss. ]